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President Bradley J. Cook Accepts Presidency at the American University of Bahrain
President Bradley Cook announced today that he has accepted a position as president of the American University of Bahrain (AUBH), where he will lead the first American-style co-educational university in the Kingdom of Bahrain.
Commencement Planned for May 5 and 6, 2022
Snow College will celebrate its 1,144 graduates during ceremonies on May 6-7. The Ephraim ceremony will be held outdoors in the Terry Foote Stadium on May 6.
Snow Wins Six 2022 Best of State Awards
The 2022 Best of State winners have been announced and, with wins in six categories, Snow College had a strong showing. Snow earned medals for Educational Advisor, College Professor, Support Personnel, Higher Education Administrator, Vocational Training, and Educational Institution.
Snow College Seeks New Men's Basketball Head Coach
March 28, 2022 – Robert Nielson, Snow College Athletic Director and Head Coach of the Men's Basketball team, announced today that he will be stepping down from his coaching duties.
Missing Student, Madelyn Allen, Found and Safe
Snow College Public Safety reports that Madelyn Allen has been found and is in the care of authorities and family members.
Faculty Highlight - Ed Swidey
Ed Swidey, Snow's new Asst. Prof. of Theatre, aims to help students explore the theatrical arts.
Record International Enrollment
Record International Enrollment for Snow College in 2021
Snow Experiences Another Record-Breaking Enrollment Year
Snow College is once again pleased to report record-breaking enrollment numbers with a total of 6,106 students. This marks an 5.28% increase in total students over last year.
Mafatini Big Love Scholarship
On October 3, Mafatini. To memorialize Mafatini's legacy, anonymous donors have established the "Mafatini Big Love Scholarship."
Snow Wins NACCE Top Prize
October 7, 2021 - Ephraim, UT - Snow College announced a grant this week that will support technical education programs. Representatives from the Snow College GRIT Center competed in "Pitch for the Trades" at the National Association for Community College (NACCE) 19th Annual Conference, winning $45,000 dollars.